Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, Noosa Springs derived its name from the many fresh water springs. Most of the water is now piped into the freshwater lake system of Noosa Springs, which provides plenty of water for irrigating the golf course and landscaped areas. One of the springs supplies water to a rocky water course located on the northern boundary of The Oasis before flowing into a Noosa Springs lake.

No, there is simply no land available in Noosa to build a golf course. Therefore, the unique lifestyle attributes of Noosa Springs will not be repeated in Noosa.

The body corporate of The Oasis is responsible for the cost of maintaining common property, which includes the entrance gates, roads and their landscaped verges. A body corporate levy is payable each quarter and the annual cost for each Lot during the first year is approximately $4,300.

No, membership is not provided automatically to owners of property. Several types of membership are available. A property owner can choose and apply for membership that best suits their interests and lifestyle preferences.

Yes, you are allowed to keep common household pets. As the Oasis is situated in a Koala Habitat Area, there are some special requirements to keep pets within fenced enclosures in your yard and dogs must be kept on a leash when on common property.

The gated entrance to The Oasis is a very important feature of the unique lifestyle available at Noosa Springs. The gates keep traffic within the residential areas to a minimum and creates a peaceful, secure environment. The entrance gates can be opened by a remote control device. A visitor can be seen on a monitor console in your home and the gate remotely opened from that console.

A single antenna receives digital free-to-air television channels and reticulated to each Lot. In doing so, it avoids the need to put unsightly television antennas of each home roof. In the Noosa region, pay television services are currently only available from Austar. A small dish will need to be installed on the home roof or on the ground in your yard, but must be located to comply with building covenants and by-laws requiring that it cannot be seen from outside the Lot.

An owner of a homesite in The Oasis must obtain approval for the home design from the body corporate and the developer. The rules are designed to protect the character and value of the precinct as a first class residential community. There is considerable latitude for create a home with unique appeal albeit within the design theme.

Noosa Springs has been developed by local property developer, the StarCo Group. Construction began in 1997 and it has been progressively completed in stages. StarCo has received many awards for excellence in respect of the development of Noosa Springs, including the highly sought after National Presidents Award from the Urban Development Institute of Australia. The Oasis is the final stage of residential land. The developer also owns and operates the sport and recreation facilities of Noosa Springs.